What is a Municipality Agreement?
• A Municipality Agreement is an agreement between a City, Town, Village or County and the State of Illinois, Office of the State Fire Marshal. The agreement allows a municipality to continue their elevator program as long as they adopt and use the codes that have been adopted by the State regarding the inspection and certification of conveyances. • If a municipality does not have an agreement with the State, all conveyances will fall under the jurisdiction of the State. It is then the responsibility of each conveyance owner to register their conveyance with the State, hire an inspector licensed by the State of Illinois to perform annual inspections, and apply to the State for Certificates of Operation.
Related Questions
- If a municipality already has an existing exception, agreement to not send certain applications to the UCPB does a new agreement need to be submitted to the UCPB?
- When a municipality or county signs the agreement to be part of the HCP, will it be able to withdraw from the agreement at a later date?
- May a library provide for such administrative functions as payroll, by entering into an agreement with its municipality?
